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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09
CmEnny anovE.

JuNk 6--Thc farmers arr putting IN
good time In ~eultlvating their crops,
Corn looks well and gardens aro exceed,
ingly flnc, Our frst mess OF beans and
potatoes Ia tho chat OF tho faircr sex,
Mira Ann Richards OF this place wal tho
frat to have n moss OF grocn beans, and
II aggravated her nelghbor women M
bad az II she had got u now styled hat
or dress,
The wheat crop Is good and | think
Is alllng we'll,
There Ia a good deal Of talk over tho
county about the advance Of coffee.
Don't grumblo. brothers. tho Democratic
promised US good times under q Demo,
cratic government aud this Ia only n little
Of liza pounds Of ooifoo for I bashel Of
wheat and tho former sun advancing
and tho latter attn declining. Isn't Il a
glorious time,
Some little excitement now prevails
IN this end Of the moral vineyard owe,
the prohihidon question. and tho people
are divided In opinion In regard TO Il,
Rev MeAmls delivered a speech on
prohibition At Rubbish, Saturday night
the th, some were very pleased. Will,
others were not Al all pleased with HI,
discourse, The most characteristic feat
ure Of his speech was a bold charge thai
James q Blaine was an excessive drink,
or This We do no, accept. from the fac
that the democratic papers did no, chargs
him Of that even In his campaign. An
other feature was that no claimed tia,
tho State Of Maine. In 1850. voted pro
hihiaon. by y vote Of over 400, 900 ma,
icriw, while the census Of 1880 gives the
population As only cas-, pso. and We sup,
pose that some Of those are women and
children, Now a man with ono eye car
$50 that In 1850 the population could no,
have boon much larger than ap0. 600 An,
other oxtfavaxaht feature was tho refer.
cncc 10 adrunken man shooting his wife
and daughter. and that 30, 900, 900 Of such
eases had occurred In tho United States.
II theso figures were true, how long
would u 10 until our grand old Republic
would he ~unpeopled, Now. kind reader,
do no, think that I am In favor Of drunk
enness, for l am not. neither am l In
favor Of thia state prohihitory law, hu,
I am In favor Of moro Legislation and I,
better than what we have In regard to
liquors. Let our authorities stop the
a~dultcraioa OF drinks aud let those who
win drink have pure drink, and there
win bo lcss crazy dr0nkaris, aud then
when mon get drunk hne them Tor H.
Now lot me advance an Idea right here,
that l think win beat prohibition, ie,
tho nlair educational hill pass, and tina,
win relieve the treasure vaults Of the
burdens that our prohibition friends are
hNtplns on, and the effect Of WIN be
thai ignorance win 10 driven from our
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n,srn,nr

ow farmers GU, hero ara all hasy h
their corn. though some corn Ia very
small and culwcrms got In their tImo a,
flrsa which caused much replanting
hence the corn Is small,
Oats arc beginning TO look better than
they did some tine back, Wheat, grass
aud clover look well, Some whoa, Is
beginning to turn, Thcrc win no, bc
much fruit,
WIN Deakin has u calf on his farm
with three nos,rlls to lis nose, tho third
ono being between the other natural ones.
ltis said that lux has got In the dls.
trioI Can't say how true that Is.
No Other sickness that l know OF.
Mrs. Catherine Huninc, wife Of Mr.,
Daniel b. Huflnc. died on tho "a Inst.
With measles shc only lived four days;
she leaves q husband and Ave children.
0Ne Or TIM Doya,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09
LAND SAFE.

Pursuant 70 a decree Of the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee. rendered ON tho 10th
day Of Novcnber, 1886. In the case Of en-
bort iiil and vile aEainst q. Wheeler, ON
saturday iuly tho OH. 1887. at the oour,
hemse door IL JonesboM TENNESSEE /
viii soil publicly TO the highest bidder,
.or cash In hand, q tract or parcel ol
land with improvements thereon, con.
minlng u acres moro or loss, lying m
NE on civil district Of Washington coun.
", Tennossce. adjoining tho lands Of
John kike, G Wheeler, l.. 4, Byless,
NO same helug the land on winch com,
plainanss gilbert nm and Lucinda hin
rside, The sale viii he made To satisfy
recovery OF &lNW with interest from
November 10Th, 1886, aud costs.
n. q. REEVES,
>unesN Clerk Supreme Court.
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COUNTY NEWS
AZ tLLnnooK.

Jpss a-wheai Ia looking we'll In Chi
section and the prospect h good fos ii
abundant crop.
Il Capt Tom 1jfsbson h cxpccted home
soon from Texas, where he has been pros
peciins with The intention Of buying land,
l notice ,ha. our worthy postmaster al
this place IA getting along well with his
farming,
L. X Amentroat h still IN the horse
and mule trade.
Our county surveyor, John Robertson,
has greatly improved his premises BY
changing the road IN front Of hls house.
Miss Cinderella Armen,roats now house
n nearing completion John Keys IL do.
Ing the work and IN good style. n win
be good Advertisement for him As acss
penteh
VIM, Miller and boys seem 10 be get.
ting along well with their farming.
stopped a liule while the other day at
the business house Of Preston Armen.
trout who carries a line OF drygocds.
grccertes-4n fac, nearly everything Kept
IN a store, Parties would do well 70 cali
and examine his stock, for he win give
yca bargains Al bottom prices.
The next place I stopped 1t was r. r.
carsca's saw mtlL Nj @. seems 70 he
doing eeca business, Mr. Carson has a
scar over one Of his eyes. and, on inQulr.
ING ~ % what caused a. ne said that he
and y plank tha, had started through the
eccs@g he mill Aaa come in contact, and
The plank had Ont eauea him, You had
hotter Ne osrefel Mt C. - your uranium
kns hard eseaSA a euR circular saw
mills viii when they xs IN motion.
NJ Carson wsAe u know what Kind
@sA lHweaa@ he csa ra u dts hors
eNSsss ~ sSoa Asa fSm going through
Ms rssess saseyess seaN and scS,lae his
rSsaases W
SNe nswe& As s1& rs ASm 70 a
sAsa AaR S&NsS SeanV 9h& ysrs es
session SAs an MSSS ne rs a Nae
sc& @sSAAcsS sa& aee1a SSesSAe
ne psxs raaS VIZ aHaS& wssAssx-n
&As xsAs~ NAG Nssa pasA i CGe
1yas& IS A. SaaA Va y SSaig lis
wWk ve& NJ SnaA u cut Il RxsSs
4SAs Axrhers &a1 Ass eonns AaeA ~ his
oeeasSS xn& = cssag ~ make As aaC&
AcS }eaysag eNm ne h xA&Aa he
Ass eeass3 ~ eSruA Ae Aas start
al Ia the rxAs &reSsasa W pNa nese
such msa IS Andy ~ make ~ Sesassy a
prosperous oaA
lSAa Csrsoa has AcSgAs a ssapss ssa
self hlaaes, He has sew MIlsm>asS~
farming implements He means h keep
M 10 the tines lie "a one II Washing
ton eeuny's best farmers anil stock rails
es and has SOU Of The aacs, horse stock
In Tho country,
John Vance has his new house nearly
completed, Mr. Vance "a doing mos, Of
the work himself and parties desiring 10
build would do well to look through his
mammoth dwelling before employing
their workmcn,
ON Morolook Ia building a new agri,
cultural house especially for farm imple,
mcnts, lilo ID also In the nah business,
lilo has a largo pond for the culture OF
carp. and, | understand that tho adjoln,
Ing pond will DO devoted TO raising frogs,
People desiring TO 10 Into frog culture
would do well 10 examine the arrange.
mcnts Of his carp and frog ponds before
making their own, 0ccAaoNAL.
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Asssai.A,ar success.

MS the duty u every person who has
used hAsaAss's 6erssNA Ssrwp 10 let Ia
weaassfal qualities DO Known 10 their
ttseads In ea,ing Consumption. severe
Coughs, Group Asthma, Pneumonia,
ard IN TACT all threat AMI hung diseases
No persNa can use Il without Immediate
relief, Thre aNscs win relieve any case,
AMI we consider n the duty OF all Drug,
ktss 10 recommend u 20 the poor, dying
eensumpaiv~ ~ leAs, 10 try cue bottle, rs
SNeA dozen hotties were sold last year.
and no n case whore Il failed was NJ
petted, Such y medicine ~ the Gsraaa
SsrNF cannot he te widely known. Ask
your druggist about IL Sample hotties
H. ny, seldM 10 cents Regular size, IS
cents SaM by all Druggists and Deal,
ers. In the United States and Canada.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

Livcr on on accoun, Of l,s unpleasan,
taste. This difficulty has been overcome
H. SNorr's EMULATION Of God Liver on
with Hypophosphites, II being as palat.
able rs milk, aud tho most valuable
remedy known for the treatment Of Con.
sumption, Scrofula aud broaoh,tls, Gen
oral Debility, Wasting Diseases Of Chill.
drcn, Chronic Coughs and Colds, has
caused physicians In all parts OF Tho
world TO use Il, Physlcmns report our
little patients take u with pleasure. Try
SCOTS Emulsion, and 10 convinced, DR..
Thomas Hall. Holly Crpek, Ga, saws,
II am using SCOTS Emulsion In Inc
ease afa little child ono year old, vast
lug away, anil lila improving fasl. ne.
fore nothing would stay In Ia atomach,
hu, Tho Emuislon agrees with Il per-
icctly.'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

johnson Cy On the ID and ID San-
DAYS. and 1t Joncsboro On The % Hna
oh Sundays q each nouth-
L4ss Sunday aighi sbeut The time he
ysusg lsaie q he college we're retiring
. nan Va sees On ihe hsck porch pep
ing In ne uindows q the sleeping
rocnx As he had no business there Mr..
Ross xas notified and At ono assembled
TO the third Story and soon found The
man. Nj. Ross fired AZ him with bis pis-
tol. the man seeing his life Was In dan.
ger. tried 10 make good his escape b.
sliding down 9 post BY the guitshng.
Losing his hold he fell TO the ground and
ran TO the hotel. Ills name was Charley
Haynes. q colored waiter at The hotel.
He had one arm broken and was ccnsid.
erably bruised up. After getting back
to the hotel he sent for DR.. Gault who
set his broken arm. He denied being at
the college. said someone shot ct him
and he fell while running and broke his
arm. On Monday afternoon Haynes went
to his mothers house and he has not
been heard from since; he has probably
made his escape. The authorities should
have taken charge Of him and had an
investigation. Such scamps should not
60 unpublished. --Rogersrlk Rsrtev. June
q
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JoSRsDoRo. TENN, JUNE o 1881,

Tns following paragraph, from
letter 81 one 81 our correspondents con
Alns y statement which we think je
mands nom as, a. an editor o. a Kepab
lean paper a contradiction, 70 Ear A III
truth 81 The s,atemen, goes. The cor
respondent sayss
Rev. McAmls delivered a speech ~
prohibition Al RabasA chapel Saturday
night some were pleased while others
were not plesseA The most c~Aefsesefss-
Ne feature cf his speecA wei a bold charge
That ,Istnes g. Blaine, was An excessive
drinkeb
Exactly what connection James a.
Blaine can have with prohibition IN
Tenncssce we are aahble,c see, WY the
Rev MeAmis should bring him before
,he public M a droakNra, and hcld him
up N "horsble example, acee not spr
pear A certain elsa ~ people m this
coaNtts, have Tor yeAn been slanaering
Ah apFigh, and patriotic ciagea, but
everybody could zoe the antmas Of the
aoacta IL these political pccstiases, but
Cor a minister a the Gospel who urges
hh congregation on Sundays 70 Love
Thy nelgAhot ~ Nyselt," and not 10 hear
fabe witness Against thefs setsAscrs "a.
deliberately On a week day. toa a wflltel
and malicious tslscAcA asNlas, secAa
maj a. semes a. Blaine, IA beyond oar
aeaessaaaias
M MAaA IN an Interview wsA a
New York aora reporter, wsAaM The
lsl sa days, among ctA% Msass, had
this 10 aNy II his AAAsee
no what ID yoa NpusSase war gNa
heAhAfH
NwNl have a SeU ssroas ccaSsaS
slHN, and more than Asl | have sAksa
great care ~ MSselk fNcAcve I ewea
ggvAl deal q tAA& Nas Instance l have
always been cAsefM ~ keep az e@& L
have NJ hal AahsS AMI have nsyee Neca
addicted 10 the we ~ s~smNAsAsS f&a
aN SMOKE ~ Use Naaaecs M ssS sAEeaS
In tact | never hal apaess u eeSaNce ta
WV sbNNtAS NNNN UNA &%tNNaANt&
Never was In The AAh&t " t&ksax akasss
M liquor, even occasionally, \ ASa1
Know The hsseM rum, Whisky, N&aAS
or Gin That secMs ssrSAse H. YEA
Doesn't ~ taare say wa ceaA ea ne
q goed deal ahaa, hQvNSs that | nsvvr
cxpcetto experience lAArN ~ s Sar,
at times taken aglass u elAN&, hat nOSA,
Ing more"
Our ministerial friend eaano, plead
Ignorance, because wlltl ignorance Is
worse than drunkenness, A man may
gel drunk and then get over II, ha, a
man that ha dNmphool never can 10,
over H.
Ina eontoat between drunkenness and
sobrio,y we are for sobric,y every time,
but In \ contest between the proposed
prohibition amendment, (which means
transferring whiskey from tho whiskcy
saloon to tho drug atoro) aud James q,
Walno, we Mo for blaine.
An amendment 10 Tho constitution 1,
now In order. 10 prevent lying,
In tho interest OF temperance. wo hop
our christian brother will not deliver IN,
moro OF hia lectures In this county.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

A pool has been formed TO control tho
phosphate business and to keep up tho
price OF crude rock. Tho plan con,cm.
plates q uniting Of all tho phosphate COM,
panios. Thephosphatc 10 mined In South
uarollna, and tho production amounts 10
". 00O, 0V0 annually.
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Ilucklen,s Arnlcn sul,e.

Tho best Salvein the world tor Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Few.
or Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands,
ChilblNns. cofps, and all Skin Eruptlons,
and positively cures Piles, or no INV
required. II sgunrantocd TO give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded, Price
70. cents per box. For sale by j. j.
hunt eaifai 2~0augs0yi.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

Imperfect dlgcetlon and assimilation
produce disorlercd conditions OF The sysS
tom which grow aud arc confirmed by
negleot, DR. j. II. McLean'a Strengthen.
Ing. Cordial aud Blood Purifier, 6y ia
tonic properties. cures Indigestion and
gives tone 10 tho stomach. 81 90 por hot.
Tic. For sale by i'll. Hunt.
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u May be Tim Opportunity Of Your
Life.

An unusual event In the financial
events OF America win occur, beyond
all doubt, al Now Orleans, La, ON Tuos.
day, Juno isth. 1887. when the Grand
Extraordinary Somi.annual Drawing (the
soath Monthly OF Tho Louisiana State
LOTTERY wiz take place undor tho sole
supervision OF Genl'a q. T. Doaurogard
q La, md Jnbal A, Early OF Va, and
N,ooa' 700 Will DO scattered among hold
era OF tickets the cost Of which for
wholes $so, aud for fractional halves $40.
Tor twenticths ~, Tho First Capi,al
Prise win DO $500. 900. Tho Second
100000: Tho third $500 90, down to
lots OF. 800 prizes, Any Information
can DO had on application to NJ. A, Dau,
phtn' New Orleans, La, This may DO
tho opportunity Of your llfo,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09


PHILADELPHIA, n city that for several
years past has boon y headquarters Tor
lawloaa characters. pugillsts, gamblers
and dive keepers Of tho lowest and most
%aooundrolly kind. IL just now undergoing
u wholesome publication. Tho now 10.
publican Mayor. Ewln II, riler, has
made n Wholesale and effective onslaught,
upon the crooked people Of all CLASSES,
and already tho keepers Of several miser
able dens OF lniQaly and licenuoamcss
have been arrested, convicted aud sen.
seno~i, while the gamblers. thieves. and
crooks OF all species, arc hastily leaving
the Quaker city and departing 10 regions
unknown 10 the Philadelphia detectives,
The reformation inaagarated by Mayor
Filter and his co,erie et efficient officials
II wiaiag setaea and deserved praise
frem The public and press.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

IN oascs OF revor and A,ac, The blood
Is 40 eitectualty. though not SO dsngcr,
ously poisoned by tho cflay,um OF tho
atmosphere as y could DO by tho dead.
Heat poison. ID. y. II, McLoan's Chllls
md Fevct Cure viii eradicate this poison
nom tho system. 10 cents q bottle. For
sale hyJ,J, Hunt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

TAess are accssdlag 10 the recon, state
msnss from washiag,ea City. aGi pom,
slansss In Tennessee 10 whom there are
paid every Mree months tai.eSApA or
each year $sod, stAM kaex county has
We largest number Of pensioners. mum,
hertus ~, and there u paid 10 them
each quarter tlosASS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

Frequently accidents occur In house,
hold which cause burma, cuts, sprins and
bruises, for use In such cases DR.. j. III.
McLean'a Volcanic Oh Llnimont HIS for
many years boon tho constant fayorlto
family remedy, For sale by ]. ]. Hunt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

There y gNwlng FEELING among all
Glasses 81 reeplc, not even excepting
physicians, that the real cum for alaFs
tlheeA anil bowel troubles was found when
!he combination under the name % nr,
isyVnc's kltxet was made. We know al
NO remedy for these trVuhles d cor
tain " its effects than tAla No \ need
10 suffer nom NiMfAoeA, who will take
the trouble 10 Try tytle's NIxer,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

When You ar e~onstlpated, with loss 81
appetite, headache, take Que OF dr. i, II.
Mclean's Little nvur and Kidney rll,
lots, They are pleasant 10 take AMI viii
curn you. W eents n vial. For sale by j.
j, Hunt
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

land and the people win be besser 9 n
nghiened. better qualified for business ;,
ah kinds; crimes win Be dimiIiuhed
ana our jaIls and penitentiadss re3leved
oi future Inmates; our taxes ~dImIpi.hcd
and prosperity follow. sane Of %,
irlesds that are harpIng 50 "a the evil q
a.lhk, ana are such strong prohibition.
is's' committed a greater evil Che las,
c'ccuon when they polled their ticket
asains. tho Blair educational bin than The
who drinks q little too much whis
key, for the Blair bill would have bepe
i'ed thousands, while the man who
drinks probably doesn't injure n one
but himselt Oh, consistency, thou ART
4 jewell
Benson White Of Locus, Nj. "a yery
much indisposed.
David Hashbarger. Of Jockey, Greene,
was visiting 8. K. Hartman Sat-
arday and Sunday.
Preaching at Pleasant Grove mex, SIM.
lay, by Rev y A Thompson.
In Hoe Sfeso yfScrs.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

You will have no uae Tor spectaclcs n
you usc nr. ], II, McLcan's Strengthen.
Ing Eye Salvc, II removes tho nlm aud
SCUM which Accumulates on the eyc balls
nuhduea inflammation, eoola aud aoolhes
the irritatcd nerves, strengthens weak
aud falling eight 10 cenls d box. Ncr
sale by ]. ]. Hunt
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

II your Kidneys are inactive, Won will
reel and look wfv,ehed, even IN iAelmosi
vhsstlul society, and melancholy M The
lolliest oeeAsiens. On u n, Molsan's
LAYER and Kidney hahn. win sel q
sises sgeia. N,W per bottle, Fps sale
ny u " hunt
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09
FREE Hill.

June al am sorry to rcpcrt a grasl
amount Of sickness this week. IN.
principle trouble Il cholera.morbus, bu,
Mr. Y. s. Crouch Is suffering with fever
Dame Rumcr has brought 10 the ear.
OF your reporter. that high court was
held IN mo 18th district last week, IN
which s,ycung man was tried for stealing
The Justices coat, The prosecutor was /
son of said Justice and was taxed with
SIS csst, after The case had been com.
promised, and the defendant had paid
The Justice - for said coat
Aycung mat near fhis place met with
a serious accident last week, which came
near proving fatal, II seems the Young
man had gone TO pay a visi, to his adoresa
u and Il wss late al night when he n,
turned he had not forgotten where his
mesher had PLACED the pot o. evoked
Ncsns eefcse he left heuae and feeliue
hungry he thcarht hcwcasd jass a,1,ss
saHse eec1 Nsc,A ana sir OF mAea. sr.s
no. wSse xny VsS Sche arxnS sssNes.
cpSs sse NNscane tAR eeSnlsxs earSa
.Scsssace n sxxmisS sAs srxs uNSsniss
NsSastas SSpseS h hse heseeS hinsssls
~ stppss a asa satAn.
ASNc0ang n a cal al sA9 asassr1nrx-~
saaSman a 7raAihfSoa messing was Aaas
&C AeaAsmS IN INT saA DISEASE
~SaRaraaSs leas 4 rAa nsssaar was
esae1 ~ order BY Dr. Ealss prayer Ay
Mr. NN rsws wAsR tas ersanfaalaun
Sss cNeaessd by the election u Psoa
ANfag chairman and IN. wm HALE.
sscssaSs, An executive semmatsee wss
Appreciated ~ work se the pr0ASehsoa
e&nsA SA@t addresses were made bv
NJ, Hale and Rev Nj. Tow rNepess
meeting win N held q. NJ uoa church
near haifAe Rilge. On the srss SAsarasy
IN JaN. all w. and stasssses win be
the teAtawat the day,
Them viii h game Of hall he,vesa
the BloaasSille Roys aud the Highland,
era, Saturday, June II. on the Highland,
er's grounds, Game called q, 1 O'Clock
D. M Aywn Sgn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

Old people suilcr much from dIserdea
OF Tho urinary organs. aud AFRO always
gratihed at the wonderful eifcctA Of nr.
j, II, Mclean's Liver aud Kidney Hahn
In b~anlshlng their troubles. et pcr hot,
The, For aaln by !. J.. Hunt
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09
DIR. VIM. SMITH,
Dentis&

VIII DO In Jonesboro on tho First Monaav =,
eavn month md remain two wecks. ~ oI
som !. every third Mondny In each manu-
proved style. '" INV most ap..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

The forest fires In Northern Michigan
Mo past fortnight, have DESTROYED AZ,
voo,oW worth OF property and elgh,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

HeMsMQeu Thatthe presence OF Gen.
lteuu6 W ~ erals Beauregard and Ear
~, who are IN charge OF tho drawings, Is a
that the chances are all equal. md ihat ~
draw O Prize. 1880 VIZ
Err that the payment OF all
T!ONAL BANKS of New OrleanH and tha
Tickets are signed by the President Of an In.
stltution, whose, chartered rights are recog.
nizcu N tho highest Courts: therefore, beware
OF any limitations or anonymous schemes.
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Conrmlssioncrs.

We the undersigned Banks and Banker.
oil pay all Prizes dr1rH In ne louisiana
State Lotteries zkish may BE presented at
our courfeys.
]. q. oeLEsgy. Pre-. Lcuisiana Natl BIZ.
PfERRE LAnAux, Pres State National
5anx.
a. baldwin,, Pres. Hsv Orleans Natl
Bank.
CARL KoHH, rrsI Union National Bank.
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GRAND
SEMI-AMnUAL - DRAWING
In the Academy Of Music, New Orleans.
Tuesday, JUNE IA, 1881.

Capital Prize. 100000.
100, 900 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves $40; Quarters s.; Tenths 90;
Twentieths 81.